rear cat delete vs high flows
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haha yeah i had a buddy at tstc with open LT's on a 488 big block. and i havent had emissions any where in tx before. so i believe it would be mostly just sound. and im sure Darren or MGD will be able to tell you more about how the sound would be affected.
oh and dont drive on the sidewalk at mcc, or tstc,... they seem to not like that, havent tried baylor yet,... maybe on the next trip home.
oh and dont drive on the sidewalk at mcc, or tstc,... they seem to not like that, havent tried baylor yet,... maybe on the next trip home.
Last edited by thomabro; 03-02-2010 at 01:01 PM.
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yep got a stern talkin to from dps at tstc, and 50 dollar ticket from mcc rent a cop. and i paid 20 for my x on ebay, maggies are like 80 i think. then i paid 40 for install. graves on la salle should be able to make u one or install one for a reasonable price, they do really good work.
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If you are going to an emissions county, thats the only case I would be worried in, or if you cannot get inspected for the lack of cats in your model year. What mufflers are you running? I would say if you keep it low and light foot in town you will be fine. Front cats only in the 97 - 03 is louder than running 2 hi-flow cats. In 04 - 05 its more equivalent to running 94006 hi-flows. Either way, I dont think it will tone you down too much adding hi-flows in the rear. The 94306 cats possibly could but it will mostly kill the low rpm volume.
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If you are going to an emissions county, thats the only case I would be worried in, or if you cannot get inspected for the lack of cats in your model year. What mufflers are you running? I would say if you keep it low and light foot in town you will be fine. Front cats only in the 97 - 03 is louder than running 2 hi-flow cats. In 04 - 05 its more equivalent to running 94006 hi-flows. Either way, I dont think it will tone you down too much adding hi-flows in the rear. The 94306 cats possibly could but it will mostly kill the low rpm volume.
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darren, how is it that someone can pass emissions with only 2 high flows, but not with just the two front cats?? is it the sniffer test that would cause a fail? or just visual or what? i live in an emissions county in texas but i know for a fact that 2 high flows will pass inspection. the only reason i'de get highflows would be for sound.. but if i can achieve that sound with just the front cats and pass i'de be very happy.
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You are required by law to run a muffler, even in non emission testing zones. A turbo can substitute for a muffler.
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darren, how is it that someone can pass emissions with only 2 high flows, but not with just the two front cats?? is it the sniffer test that would cause a fail? or just visual or what? i live in an emissions county in texas but i know for a fact that 2 high flows will pass inspection. the only reason i'de get highflows would be for sound.. but if i can achieve that sound with just the front cats and pass i'de be very happy.
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Just cut off the back two cats and see if you like the sound.